Diane Crawford
Page 5
Robert Fox
Pages 9-10
With its valuable characteristics, software is the most effective knowledge storage medium, making it the future currency of the world.
Phillip G. Armour
Pages 13-14
The distribution of digital information on physical media is just not effective. Information belongs in cyberspace.
Hal Berghel
Pages 17-20
Gordon Bell, Jim Gray
Pages 28-31
Rita R. Colwell
Pages 31-32
Norman I. Badler
Pages 33-35
Donald A. Norman
Pages 36-37
Ramesh Jain
Pages 38-40
Joseph Jacobson
Pages 41-43
Dan Bricklin
Page 44
Ted Selker
Page 45
Leon A. Kappelman
Pages 46-47
V. Michael Bove
Pages 48-49
User-computer interfaces are a necessary evil.
Andries van Dam
Pages 50-52
Eric A. Brewer
Pages 53-54
Martin Cooper
Pages 55-57
Thomas A. Horan
Pages 58-60
Ron Vetter
Pages 60-61
If we were logical, the future would be bleak indeed. But we are more than logical. We are human beings, and we have faith, and we have hope, and we can work. —Jacques Cousteau, oceanographer
Usama Fayyad
Pages 62-65
Jennifer Lai
Pages 66-67
Jim Waldo
Pages 68-69
Steven J. Schwartz
Pages 70-71
Cameron Miner
Pages 72-73
"The future of radiology is not getting the data. We have plenty of data. The need is how to make use of all the data we have." —Dr. William Orrison, chairman, Department of Radiology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Christopher R. Johnson
Pages 74-76
Jacques Cohen
Pages 76-77
Thomas Sterling
Pages 78-80
Jon Crowcroft
Page 81
Michael J. Muller, Ellen Christiansen, Bonnie Nardi, Susan Dray
Pages 82-83
Whitfield Diffie
Page 84
Ray Kurzweil
Pages 88-91
Edsger W. Dijkstra
Page 92
Hal R. Varian
Page 93
Robert X. Cringely
Page 94
Brock N. Meeks
Pages 96-97
Pamela Samuelson
Pages 98-99
Dennis Tsichritzis
Pages 100-101
Andrew Grosso
Pages 102-103
Anthony M. Townsend, James T. Bennett
Pages 104-106
Ari Schwartz
Pages 106-107
Karen Holtzblatt
Pages 108-110
Richard Stallman
Page 111
Peter J. Denning
Page 112
Bruce Schneier
Pages 114-115
Kilnam Chon
Pages 116-117
Grady Booch
Pages 118-121
Henry Lieberman, Christopher Fry
Pages 122-124
Mark Gorenberg, Ann Winblad
Page 125
Larry L. Constantine
Pages 126-129
Cherri Pancake
Page 130
Steven M. Bellovin
Pages 131-132
Doug Riecken
Pages 132-133
The year is 50,000 B.C. By a stream in the woods, very close to San Francisco Bay, stood Gulden Gote both nervous and excited about the experiment he was about to perform. The elders of the tribe stood close by in rapt attention …
Ravi Ganesan
Pages 134-135
John Glenn
Pages 136-138
Anita Borg
Pages 139-141
Roger C. Schank
Pages 142-143
Mitchel Resnick
Pages 144-145
David L. Parnas, Peter G. Neumann
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